All-electric, remote-controlled two-wheel tractor for small and medium farms working 30-inch vegetable beds. Tasks include bed prep, compost spreading, seeding, transplanting, weeding, harvesting, mowing, and hauling. Operator-driven or wireless remote; the company is working toward full autonomy. Base price $7,500. 5 kWh 50 V LFP battery, 1 kW continuous / 2.5 kW peak motors, 0–6 mph, 20-inch clearance, 250 lb.
All-electric. 5 kWh, 50 V lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery. Brushless DC traction motors, 1 kW continuous and 2.5 kW peak. Optional 15 kWh LFP pack.
Power
1 kW
Mass
113.4 kg
Autonomy
Operator-driven or wireless remote control. Renewables is working toward a fully autonomous design. Not tagged as an autonomous tractor.
Charge time
Not listed
OPERATING NOTES
Base price $7,500. 250 lb empty. Ground speed 0–6 mph. Runtime all day as a draft machine and 3–8 hours with a PTO implement. Jobs: bed preparation, compost spreading, seeding, transplanting, weeding, harvesting, mowing, and hauling.
INTERFACES & IMPLEMENTS
Five 2-by-2-inch receivers for implements and attachments
Swivel stabilizer wheels in 2-by-2-inch fender receivers
Jack stand for implement or tire changes
Optional 10 hp (7,500 W) quick-change BCS PTO, $2,900
Optional 550 W photovoltaic shade canopy, $1,200
Optional 15 kWh exchangeable LFP pack, $2,400
Optional dual wheels, $400
Optional ride-on or transplant and harvest seats, $300
Specifications describe this product family and its listed configuration. Read operating notes for limits and qualifications. Listed figures are manufacturer or press claims, not independent verification of current availability.
Santa Rosa, California company building an affordable, zero-emission, automation-ready tractor platform for small and medium farms and land managers. The e2T is an all-electric two-wheel tractor for 30-inch vegetable beds. Steve Heckeroth is CEO, Salwa Ibrahim is COO, and Arby Bernt is Chief Engineer.
The e2T is an all-electric two-wheel tractor from Renewables Inc. in Santa Rosa, California. It is built for small and medium farms that work common 30-inch vegetable beds, with 20 inches of clearance over the bed.
Named jobs are bed preparation, compost spreading, seeding, transplanting, weeding, harvesting, mowing, and hauling. A grower can drive it or run it by wireless remote. Renewables is working toward a fully autonomous design.
The published base price is $7,500. The standard pack is a 5 kWh, 50 V lithium iron phosphate battery. Traction motors are 1 kW continuous and 2.5 kW peak. Ground speed is 0–6 mph. Empty weight is 250 lb. Track width is 40 or 50 inches on center, with reversible rims; overall width is 50 or 60 inches. Runtime is all day as a draft machine and 3–8 hours with a PTO implement.
Listed options include a 15 kWh exchangeable LFP pack at $2,400, a 10 hp (7,500 W) quick-change BCS PTO at $2,900, and a 550 W photovoltaic shade canopy at $1,200. Other attachments on the specification include dual wheels, ride-on or transplant and harvest seats, and a 2,000 W inverter.
The machine uses five 2-by-2-inch receivers for implements and attachments, plus swivel stabilizer wheels on the fenders and a jack stand for implement or tire changes. Regenerative use is the design point: the tractor is meant to work over beds with less deep tillage and less compaction than a heavy diesel.
